Fly Predators

Don’t you just hate it when you can’t work in the barn without having to spit flies out of your mouth?? And who wants to use sticky fly poison, ugly fly strips or stinky fly traps?

We’ve discovered a very effective, all-natural, biological fly control solution to a barn full of flies!!



"[These] predators are perhaps nature’s original fly control. You almost certainly have some of the species that are included in our Fly Predator brand beneficial insects already working for you on your property. They’re part of the reason you aren’t literally knee deep in flies. You may have way too many flies, but without these good bugs, it would be far worse. By simply increasing the ratio of predators to pest flies, you can almost completely suppress the flies. There’s no downside as the predators do not bother either people or animals" (Spalding Fly Predator Information).

Fly predators are active at night, which is why you won’t notice their presence. All they care about are pest fly cocoons. They take over the cocoons, killing the immature flies and laying their own eggs in them. Within a few months, the fly population in your barn will be nearly eradicated.

It takes 2-3 months. The current fly population is unaffected by the predators, and it will take a month for them to die off. During the first month, there are still lots of flies laying their eggs. You might want to hang up a few of those nasty fly strips for the first month.

But, at the beginning of month 1, you will have released a packet of predators into the barn, setting the fly abatement program into motion. By the end of the first month you will receive and release a second packet of fly predators.

By the end of the second month, you may already notice a reduction of flies, even as you release a third packet of predators.

By the end of summer, the predators will have done their work. Whereas you had to keep your mouth closed while working in the barn in June so as not to swallow flies, now there’s only a few flies here and there.

Once folks experience the miracle of almost no flies, they continue using them for as long as they have livestock. The near-elimination of flies means fewer fly-transmitted diseases, less aggravation, sores and allergies, and healthier animals.

"Thank you for telling me about fly predators! I have gotten several shipments and have noticed a BIG difference in the fly population!!!!" (Jen, a rabbit breeder)

Work WITH the planet
to eradicate flies, instead of poisoning it

"What a difference this year from last. I used Fly Predators at a previous location but didn't order them last year when we moved. The flies were horrible... This year they are almost non-existent" (Dawn S, Clarkston, WA).

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